Spain
Spanish Wine Regions in Focus
Spain: Wine in all price segments
In Spain, very cheap wines meet top-quality wines - cooperatives and large companies meet small bodegas with tiny production. Then there is the diversity that characterizes Spanish wines. There is no question that, from a wine lover's perspective, Spain is as rich in contrasts and facets as its landscape. Discover with us the impressive range of Spanish wines for your business!
Cava: Spanish Sparkling Wine in Transition
Among sparkling wines produced using traditional bottle fermentation, Cava long lived in the shadow of more famous siblings like Champagne or Crémant. But in recent years, the Spanish sparkling wine has become a firm (and growing) force on the international wine market. All the key facts about Cava can be found here.
Penedès: Wines with charm
Penedès is not only a cava stronghold, but also a guarantee for fresh and fruity as well as complex and elegant wines. The stylistic diversity is particularly interesting for the European wine market. With 90% certified organic vineyards, Penedès wines are also pioneers in terms of sustainability. Get to know the wine-growing region in Catalonia better.
Catalunya: Wines with sunshine in their hearts
A 300% increase in production in less than 25 years - this is exactly what the DO Catalunya has achieved with its wines. What is the secret of the success of this protected designation of origin in Catalonia, Spain? And why are Catalunya wines so diverse? We have the answers to all these questions for you here - in a compact overview.
Priorat: Wine icons from Catalonia
Alongside Rioja, Priorat is the only Spanish wine-growing region with DOCa status. Not without reason, as the wines produced in this rugged and almost inhospitable region are prized all over the world for their quality and complexity. For the specialist trade, Priorat wines can thus be combined with beautiful storytelling.
Catalonia: Wines from Spain's northeast
Catalonia is not only a cava stronghold, but also a guarantee for long-lasting Garnacha wines. However, Catalan wines have much more to offer due to the diverse geology and different climatic influences. Find out here why it is worth keeping an eye on the multi-faceted wines from the north-east of Spain.
Rioja: Wine Olympus in Spain
Rioja wines are almost self-explanatory worldwide - although their different ripening times mean that they are not among the easiest to understand wines. In addition, there is a large variety of styles and qualities that cover the entire wine segment in all colors. Dive into the Rioja facts and find out whether these wines are relevant for your business.
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